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Alukkas’s Memoir Sparkles at Sharjah Book Fair

by | Nov 3, 2023 | News

 

 

Renowned entrepreneur Joy Alukkas, the driving force behind the global Joyalukkas Group, is preparing to unveil his eagerly anticipated autobiography. Entitled “Spreading Joy: How Joyalukkas Became the Beloved Jeweler of the World,” this captivating book is scheduled for its grand unveiling on November 5th at 5 pm during the prestigious Sharjah International Book Fair.

 

Within the pages of Joy Alukkas’ autobiography, readers will discover valuable insights into the realms of leadership, brand establishment, and the unwavering pursuit of a singular vision through unwavering consistency, determination, and resilience. Published by HarperCollins, translations in Malayalam and Arabic are also in progress. Already, the book has been generating considerable excitement within literary and business circles and can be easily obtained through online platforms such as Amazon and other e-commerce websites.

 

Joy Alukkas shared, “The journey to success for our brand, Joyalukkas, the world’s most extensive single-owned jewelry retail chain, was not a swift one. This legacy, initiated by my father, Alukka Joseph Varghese, in 1956, is commemorating its 35th year of making a profound impact in the UAE this year. Over the years, we have continually received affection, trust, recognition, and accolades from our customers and business partners worldwide. As 2023 draws to a close, I am thrilled to, for the first time, reveal the story of my trials and triumphs and how, through unwavering consistency and determination, we have achieved success and growth.

 

“My autobiography, ‘Spreading Joy,’ is a tribute to my father. I hope that my narrative inspires each of you who reads it and encourages the development of an unwavering ‘never-give-up’ attitude. I would like to express my deep appreciation to HarperCollins for their global publication and distribution of this book”.

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